Clone Your Lover is a Rock album by Zeromancer, originally released in 2000. On Gatefold: 7 pressings tracked.
About
he core of Zeromancer met in the influential Norwegian band Seigmen. During the 1990s, Seigmen dominated the Norwegian rock scene and also made a name for themselves internationally, playing concerts abroad. When Seigmen split in March 1999, Kim Ljung (bass guitar/Backup Vocals) and Erik Ljunggren (programming) went to Los Angeles and got an idea for a new band called Zeromancer. Two more members of Seigmen joined them in Los Angeles: Alex Møklebust (Vocals) and Noralf Ronthi (drums). James Saes recorded the first demos with the band and stood in as their guitar player. A Little Later the band was complete when they joined forces with Chris Schleyer (guitar), formerly of Kidneythieves. On March 13, 2000 Zeromancer released their first album, Clone Your Lover. The title track was a minor hit at many clubs and venues. The album also won Zeromancer the award for the best newcomer of 2000 at the German Alternative Music Awards. A music video was created for the song Clone Your Lover.
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Tracklist
- 1Clone Your Lover3:48
- 2Flirt (With Me)3:59
- 3Something for the Pain3:32
- 4Split Seconds3:16
- 5Fade to Black3:55
- 6God Bless the Models4:10
- 7Opelwerk3:27
- 8Flagellation3:53
- 9Die of a Broken Heart3:25
- 10Houses of Cards3:58
Sound DNA
- Rock
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Recorded at Ocean, Studio Nova, Mad Hatter, Punker Pad West, Undercurrent Studios and Drive by.
Mixed at Galaxy studios.
Mastered at Cutting Room.
Recorded with support from Fond For Utøvende Kunstnere
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Alex Møklebust
- Chris SchleyerGUITAR
- Erik Ljunggren
- James SaezGUITAR
- Kim Ljung
- Noralf Ronthi
- Free DominguezBACKING VOCALS
- Sverre ØkshoffGUITAR
7 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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